One in five travelers now books a hotel in Spain 31 to 60 days in advance

Traveler behavior toward Spain is shifting. According to the latest data from Travelgate, reported by Hosteltur, one in five travelers booking a hotel in Spain do so 31 to 60 days ahead. That window, midway between impulse and planning, is becoming the sweet spot for a relevant demand segment.

The picture is rounded out by a positive evolution in the country's main destinations over the last seven days. This reinforces the idea that travelers are regaining confidence to schedule their vacations with some margin, but without committing too early. For hoteliers and OTAs, that 20% of bookings in the 31 to 60-day window demands fine-tuned revenue management strategies: neither last-minute nor early-bird rates capture this profile, which seeks a balance between price and flexibility.